Sport Who stood up as the FA Cup of bowls got started out west?Tatura entertained preliminary round action in a national tournament. By Jesse Robertson-Torres
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PREMIUM News Serving community is Lodged deep in Albert’s beingAlbert Kellock, 91, has made time to serve his community in all manner of ways since he was just seven years old. He’s just reached another 70-year milestone. By Bree Harding
Sport Gallery | After a long stint on the sidelines, these juniors were in seventh heaven on Saturday
Sport Gallery | After a long stint on the sidelines, these juniors were in seventh heaven on Saturday
PREMIUM News Serving community is Lodged deep in Albert’s beingAlbert Kellock, 91, has made time to serve his community in all manner of ways since he was just seven years old. He’s just reached another 70-year milestone. By Bree Harding
Sport Gallery | After a long stint on the sidelines, these juniors were in seventh heaven on Saturday
Sport Who stood up as the FA Cup of bowls got started out west?Tatura entertained preliminary round action in a national tournament. By Jesse Robertson-Torres
Sport Game cancelled because it’s too hot to play - were these guys mad keen or just mad?What do you do when it’s too hot to play competitive tennis? By Liam Nash
Sport Two Goulburn Valley products picked for Indigenous All Stars clash against FremantleIt’s a deadly line up, and two GV boys have made the cut. By Liam Nash
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Sport Who stood up as the FA Cup of bowls got started out west?Tatura entertained preliminary round action in a national tournament. By Jesse Robertson-Torres
News Council’s outreach brings services closer to homeDiscover how Tatura and Mooroopna will benefit from the program. By Shepparton News
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Sport Two Goulburn Valley products picked for Indigenous All Stars clash against FremantleIt’s a deadly line up, and two GV boys have made the cut. By Liam Nash
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News Shepparton swelters through JanuaryThe first month of 2025 brought the heat with it. By Georgia Tacey
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News Benalla students benefit from continued school voucher program supportSince 2005, the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal’s Back to School voucher program has benefited... By Contributed
News New group wants to save our treesA community group has been formed to try and save trees and preserve the town’s... By Daniel Briggs
News Long involvement in a town Tania lovesTania Roe was announced as the Jerilderie Citizen of the Year at a ceremony on... By Contributed
News Search ends for missing man in Murray RiverEmergency services searched the river for a missing swimmer. By Monique Preston
News Mitchell Shire Community Awards recipientsThe Mitchell Shire community welcomed new Australian citizens and announced Community Award recipients in a... By Contributed
News Residents back home at REDHSOn Thursday, January 30, Rochester Elmore District Health residential aged care staff and residents were... By Emily Donohoe
News Stephen Ralph honoured for servicePopular local ambulance officer and manager Stephen Ralph has been recognised on Australia Day for... By Jared Loughnan
News Australia Day’s Federation’s heroesHowlong’s Wayne Lamb was named 2025 Federation Council Citizen of the Year, Daniel Hateley the... By Robert Muir
News Delayed release for draft Residential Housing StrategyMurray River Council has pushed back the release date of its draft Residential Housing Strategy... By Riverine Herald
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Water No more water for northern VictoriaIrrigation allocations remain unchanged due to the dry conditions. By Country News
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Horticulture Fruit growers warned of possible fruit fly disasterAn area-wide management program is set to end. Growers are sounding the alarm. By Kate Walters
Livestock Cattle breeder stays the courseIn 1969, a young man in northern Tasmania made the decision to turn his highly... By Country News
Livestock Record-breaking red meat exportsAustralia exported 2.24 million tonnes of red meat to 102 markets in 2024, representing the... By Country News
National Big bank clips rates as RBA mulls next moveNAB has become the first big bank to reduce fixed-interest mortgage rates in 2025, as... By AAP Newswire
National Men's bodies swept kilometres by deadly floodwatersA man who drove into floodwaters with two people on the back of his ute... By AAP Newswire
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